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For about six years I played the bass in Envelopes. The first five of those, I only met the band a few weekends a year, and during those weird Christian holidays. Audrey, Henrik and Fredrik hung out and recorded some tracks on the computer. Once in a while we assembled for a couple of days of around-the-clock rehearsals, to pull off some show, usually in Paris. The first show ever was in Sweden though. That’s when Filip was recruited and a proper functioning pop band was created. Indeed. The show was quite well received, but was to be our last...

Ana Paula Lopes is a Brazilian singer. She started her career on 2000 with a Billie Holiday tribute. All her musical background is focused on Jazz, Bossa Nova, Samba and Brazilian Popular Music (MPB). Ana Paula already performed at some of the most important jazz clubs in São Paulo and other Brazilian cities and opened shows of famous artists like Leny Andrade, Monica Salmaso, Paula Lima, Yamandu Costa and Paulo Moura. In 2005 Ana Paula Lopes released her first album, Meu, with songs of Tom Jobim, Chico Buarque, Vinicius de Moraes, Edu Lobo, Billy Blanco, Djavan, Suba, Sonny Henry, Bobby...

Les Vieilles salopes is a punkrock Band from Paris. This group is composed of a singer (Sarah), a guitarist (Bozo), a bass player (Seb) and a drummer (Alex). Their albums are free to download on their official site. .

There are at least two bands using the name The Penelopes: From Japan 1) The Japanese twee-pop outfit the Penelopes was essentially the work of singer/songwriter Tatsuhiko Watanabe; the group debuted in 1992 with the album In a Big Golden Cage, followed a year later by Touch the Ground. Although by this time the band was primarily a Watanabe solo project, he maintained the Penelopes' name for 1997's Kiss of Life; A Place in the Sun, issued that same year, was the first LP issued on Watanabe's own Vaudeville Park label. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide 2) The Penelopes...